I was going to wait until we had all of the detail sorted before telling you, but in a piece by Rory Carroll entitled 'Green Goblins' The Guardian has spilt the beans: "...The feature-length documentary follows the Michael Moore template of … [Read more...] about ‘Mine Your Own Business’ Comes to Oz
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Australian PM Commits to Cleaner Coal
The Australian Prime Minister, John Howard, is often practical. In the following speech, which he gave today at the launch of the Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate's 'Partnership for Action 2006', he made a few good points … [Read more...] about Australian PM Commits to Cleaner Coal
Hoping for Justice in Indonesia
Tommy Suharto, the eldest son of a former Indonesian President, was released from jail today having served only part of a very lenient jail term after being found guilty of organising the successful murder of a Supreme Court Judge. The Suharto … [Read more...] about Hoping for Justice in Indonesia
Sir Nicholas Stern’s Report: First Impressions
Some British economist puts out a report on the economics of climate change for her majesty the Queen and the Australian media and the Left go gag-gag. Fran Kelly from your ABC announced it as The Report the world has been waiting for. Lying in bed … [Read more...] about Sir Nicholas Stern’s Report: First Impressions
A Sumatran Tiger
Sustainable use for conservation has been a focus of two recent articles at BBC News. Eugune Lapointe put the argument for commercial trade in ivory in a piece entitled 'Hunting for Conservation Solutions' and a second piece by Eli Leadbeater … [Read more...] about A Sumatran Tiger
Weekend Reading
Following are links to some interesting opinion pieces: 1. Lessons From the Lavender Boys Denis Avery’s Hudson Institute Thursday October 26, 2006 Researchers have finally found the first confirmed gender-bending consumer products: natural lavender … [Read more...] about Weekend Reading
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
